Intrinsic motivation in children is their internal drive to learn, fueled by natural curiosity and personal interests, not just external rewards like grades. In a Montessori classroom, children have the freedom to explore interests and engage in hands-on activities that ignite curiosity and develop a passion for learning. This empowers them to continue creating and exploring.

Montessori Learning Principles:

• Instead of relying on traditional grades, the Montessori method uses "Control of Error." This allows children to recognize and correct mistakes on their own, creating a safe learning environment where they can explore at their own pace.
• This approach nurtures intrinsic motivation and fosters a genuine love for learning.

Discover the Montessori Tutoring Approach:

Help your child cultivate intrinsic motivation and prepare for future success. Explore the links below for to learn more about how motivation works:

5 Facts About Motivation That Are Often Misunderstood
InBrief: Understanding the Science of Motivation

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